Orphans Rey Yan and his sister Syao Lin work together to protect a pacifist king that is the target of assassins both mortal and inhuman.

The sage Louen, when she enters Rey's mind, discovers not only the PaSa sword hidden there, but also a greater secret that even Rey didn't know; meanwhile, Jaryoon is close behind Rey, who is on a journey to become stronger in the wake of his defeat by the immortal Paorin.

In preparation for the demon invasion on the human realm, the Demon Emperor is out to eliminate all potential threats, including Lady Hyacia.

Shyao travels to the realm of the sages and undergoes a godlike transformation. Rey journeys to Muijin Fortress were a battle for martial arts supremacy is taking place and only a few will make it out alive.

"First printed in Korea in 2003 by Daiwon C.I. Inc."--T.p. verso.

"First published in Korea in 2005 by Daiwon C.I. Inc."--T.p. verso.

Orphaned warrior Rey Yan, in possession of the cursed PaSa Sword, joins with his sister, Shyao, and King Jaryoon in a test of skills against a soul-eating demon tree while enroute to the capital.

Teen age 13+

In preparation for the demon invasion on the human realm, the Demon Emperor is out to eliminate all potential threats, including Lady Hyacia.

PhD's action leads to the Master Tower and Henduh has burned down the elves' village. Striker assists the students to get back to Athena for unknown reasons. Striker fights Henduh because he believes Henduh does not belong in the Madosa Guild. Henduh triumphs, but is Striker really dead?